Sentence examples for mild shame from inspiring English sources
The mood is mild shame, not full-on apology.
The sultry French farmer's daughter, the lisping bluestocking serving cocoa in the war room, the fat idiot Nazi, the "good Nazi", the bumbling backroom genius boffin – to my mild shame, I always cast my esteemed colleague Will Hutton as the latter.
Today, this theory moves beyond acceptance of interference and into a territory of mild shame and/or light addiction.
Not anymore, not ever... AND reason three: We started this thing full of resentment, mild shame, and boredom, but then, fuck it.
ISHERWOOD Well I have to confess a mild sense of shame that Broadway has to import a play about the Enron scandal.
In a recent interview via e-mail, Ms. Bechdel discussed the art of drawing psychoanalysis, the "mild virus" of shame, her influences and more.
At the bus stop I think about Ste's elder brother and laugh "wanker" to myself as a mild aftershock of shame runs through me.
Usually any note of embarrassment, any mild tang of shame, is the result of painful memorial retrieval a self-inflicted attack on the self that sees you scratching away at emotional scabs which had healed into a surface invisibility.
It was the shock of public embarrassment, a much milder form of shame, that I experienced.
The kid who introduced me to the legend was from Sumter, South Carolina, and sported a rat tail and a twang in his voice that put my mild Southern accent to shame.
Even fictionalized depictions of PTSD often involve vivid flashbacks of armed conflict, which can make people who have milder symptoms feel guilt or shame about the "validity" of their experience.
